Cheap Headphones - Are they worth it?

I was on the hunt for a pair of cheap (ish) and hopefully small-ish headphones. So I went through many different pairs, only to be mostly disappointed.
But, I may have at least found an inexpensive pair that, although not terribly compact, sounds pretty balanced and not overly colored.
Below are some affiliate links to all of the headphones I test in this video as well as much of the other gear I use on a daily basis to make my videos.
My choice of headphones from this list!!!:
Jlab Neon: amzn.to/3WmVFZE
JVC HAS31MB: amzn.to/3q2Je9d
The Tascam TH-03: amzn.to/3Wovce2
Sony MDR-ZX110: amzn.to/3Mr5m4t
Panasonic RP-HT161: amzn.to/43e9Baz
Phillips 2000 series Headphones: amzn.to/3pPRVU7
FiFine H8: amzn.to/41QcrTP
Other gear I use:
Industry Standard Headphones, Sony MDR-7506: amzn.to/3FOfoIG
Rode Wireless Go II: amzn.to/3dr9gwO
Current Studio Monitors: amzn.to/3OkO21U
Subwoofer: amzn.to/3V2IbQQ
Secondary Monitors: amzn.to/3GnwQXz
Cameras used to film this video:
Panasonic GH5 (with 12-35 lens): amzn.to/31iwKOO
Secondary Lens: amzn.to/3QhJc4D
Panasonic 12mm f1.4 for Micro Four Thirds: amzn.to/3KNtkWy
B-Roll Camera for overhead and cut-away/side shots: amzn.to/3XRzHgC
Lens: amzn.to/3jKpPDr
Secondary Lens: amzn.to/3vGizOP
External Recorder: amzn.to/3Alvid5
Other cool camera gear I use:
Manfrotto Pixie Tripod: amzn.to/3F8aepK
Smallrig Mini Tripod: amzn.to/3JQd0Ud
Articulating arm for my microphone: amzn.to/3f8Km2p
Backup and Cheap Microphone - Movo VXR10: amzn.to/3G9EUbi
K&F Concept Camera Tripod (Goes up to almost 7 feet!!): amzn.to/3f7x3zi
External Monitor, Atomos Shinobi: amzn.to/3tfxTSH
For Recording Externally with my Sony A7iii: amzn.to/3JUwZB2
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[@Snailmailtrucker]

You didn't leave a Link for the cheap headphones that you almost like, the fifine H8.
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[@MarcusHutsell]

Whoops! Thank you for catching that. The link is there now. But here it is again: amzn.to/41QcrTP
The only thing I’ve noticed the past few months with the H8 is the cable connection on the headphones, it can not make full contact inside the 3.5mm port on the left headphone and the audio can cut out. Luckily, if it’s the included cable, since there is a jack on the headphones and selves, you can always use a different 3.5 mm stereo cable.
I still always fall back to the Sony MDR-7506, it’s just so hard to beat for a professional headphone at around $75 and foldable.
Good luck!